Bay of Fundy
Home to the highest tides on the planet (a range of up to 16 m), which makes for unique and demanding diving currents.
Depth
5–25 m
Recommended level
Advanced Open Water
Average visibility
8 m
Water temperature
12 °C
Current
Extreme (the greatest tidal range in the world)
Access
Shore/Boat
Best time
June-September
Recommended certification
Drysuit Diver
Approx. price
80 USD / dive
Home to the highest tides on the planet (a range of up to 16 m), which makes for unique and demanding diving currents.
Location
See on the interactive map44 species documented in Bay of Fundy
EndangeredBallena franca del Atlántico Norte
Eubalaena glacialis
Least ConcernBallena jorobada
Megaptera novaeangliae
Bogavante americano
Homarus americanus
Least ConcernFoca común
Phoca vitulina
Least ConcernFoca gris
Halichoerus grypus
Least ConcernMarsopa común
Phocoena phocoena
Not EvaluatedVieira
Pecten maximus
Almeja de Islandia
Arctica islandica
Almeja de arena
Mya arenaria
Almeja surf atlántica
Spisula solidissima
Anguila americana
Anguilla rostrata
Arenque del Atlántico
Clupea harengus
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